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Leo Tolstoy
ISBN 9780140444735
Rs. 958
National Geographic
A Confession and Other Religious Writings
Who it's for: Readers interested in Tolstoy's spiritual and philosophical thought
'A Confession and Other Religious Writings' presents Leo Tolstoy's seminal account of his spiritual crisis, marking a profound shift from his earlier aesthetic focus to deep religious and philosophical inquiry. This collection includes critical essays exploring the nature of faith, the essence of religion, and the relationship between religion and morality, alongside his reflections on love and non-violence.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into Leo Tolstoy's personal spiritual journey and philosophical evolution. Explore fundamental questions on religion, morality, and the human condition. Understand the intellectual transition of one of the world's greatest literary figures. Discover key essays on ethics, faith, and the application of spiritual principles to life.
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- Contains Tolstoy's seminal account of his spiritual crisis
- Includes critical essays on faith, religion, and morality
- Reflects Tolstoy's shift from aesthetic to religious and philosophical inquiry
- Features reflections on love and non-violence
- Provides insight into Tolstoy's personal spiritual journey
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What is the main focus of this collection?
The collection focuses on Tolstoy's spiritual crisis and his shift to religious and philosophical inquiry, including essays on faith, religion, morality, love, and non-violence.
Is this book a biography of Tolstoy?
No, it is not a biography. It presents Tolstoy's own account of his spiritual crisis and includes his essays on religious and philosophical topics.
Does the book include Tolstoy's reflections on non-violence?
Yes, the collection includes his reflections on love and non-violence.
What kind of reader would enjoy this book?
Readers interested in Tolstoy's personal spiritual journey, religious philosophy, and the moral questions he explored would find this book engaging.